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Rover Critical Minerals Corp. V.ROVR

Alternate Symbol(s):  ROVMF

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. is a Canada-based junior mining company specializing in United States and Canadian critical minerals. The Company focuses on advancing exploration at its Let’s Go Lithium (LGL) Project, located near Pahrump, NV. Lithium at the LGL Project is hosted in lakebed claystones within the Amargosa Valley of southwest Nevada. The LGL Project is district-scale in size with tier one mine exploration potential. It has a diverse portfolio of mining resource development projects. Its critical mineral projects include lithium, zinc, and copper. Its precious metals projects include gold and silver. Its projects include the Indian Mountain Lake (IML) Volcanic Massive Sulphide Project, Cabin Gold Group of Projects, Up Town Gold Property, and others. The IML Volcanic Massive Sulphide project is its second district scale land package, representing about 30,000 acres of greenstone belt. The Cabin Gold Group of Properties consists of three projects: Cabin Gold, Camp Gold,...


TSXV:ROVR - Post by User

Comment by geolithon Sep 17, 2022 9:24am
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RE:RE:RIDDLE ME THIS ....

RE:RE:RIDDLE ME THIS ....FSTR, Sometime short positions are not to later buy the shares back at lower price, but to destroy a company so a buy back isn't necessary.

There are a few ways one can fight this, if the regulators continue to allow counterfiting to occur.  1. You can raise the cost by paying dividends (not likely), 2. You can consolidate your shares (less stock available to short, more concentrated ownership) if there is afinancing in hand as this proceeds. 3. You can educate your shareholders.  This is the route Overstock took, and in a way, its what happened to GameStop.
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